EUGENE (AP) -- The only abortion clinic between Salem and the California border has closed its doors, surprising activists on both sides of the abortion debate. Workers at the All Women's Health Services clinic, located near the University of Oregon, were referring callers Tuesday to the nonprofit's Portland office. The staff oversaw 1,400 surgical abortions last year, services that helped make Lane County the second-largest abortion provider in the state. "I can only celebrate," said Gayle Atteberry, head of Oregon Right to Life said. "Fewer unborn children will be killed." The closure comes at a time when abortion access is...