Thursday, June 4, 2006 | Volume 40 No 12

THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 2026 cial losses brought on by federal cuts and looming budget changes. "Let me not mince words, my friends. H.R. 1 cuts that will be- gin this fall and continue until the new year will not just put a hole in California's public health safe- ty net, it will burn down the net," said CLBC member McKinnor. "If public hospitals close, Califor- nians will die."

McKinnor made the remarks at a news conference alongside As- semblymembers Patrick Ahrens (D-Silicon Valley), Robert Garcia (D-Rancho Cucamonga), health- care executives, nurses, medical doctors, and hospital employees at the State Capitol on May 19.

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The coalition urges state leaders to include the $500 million invest- ment in the final 2026-27 state budget to shield the state's 17 pub- lic hospital systems from severe federal and state funding cuts.

California's public hospital sys- tems face a potential $3 billion in annual losses due to federal health care policy changes under H.R. 1. An additional $800 million de- crease stems from changes made in Gov. Gavin Newsom's May budget revision.

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San Bernardino's

Feldheym Library to Hold Its Summer Book Sale

May 30 and June 6

SAN BERNARDINO, CA- The Friends of the San Bernardino Public Library (SBPL) will be holding its Summer Book Sale on Saturday, May 30 and Saturday, June 6 from 10:00 am until 4:00 pm at the Norman F. Feldheym Central Library. Proceeds from the sale will help support programs at all four City Libraries.

Books, magazines and other read- ing materials, as well as DVDs, music and more will be available for purchase at discounted prices. Most hardback books sell for one dollar each; paperbacks and chil- dren's books start at $.25 each or five for one dollar; and most CDs and DVDs are only one dollar. On Saturday, June 6, the sale will feature the library's popular "fill the bag" promotion, where pa- trons will be able to fill a bag with books for only $3.

The Feldheym Central Library is located 555 West Sixth Street in San Bernardino. The Book Sale room is on the south side of the library, with a separate entrance from the main library.

Credit card payments are now being accepted for the first time.

There is a $6.00 minimum pur- chase to use a credit card and there is a 3% processing fee. For cash purchases, denominations of $20 or less will be accepted.

For those unable to attend, a great selection of books and mu- sic are available for purchase as part of the on-going book sale at Feldheym Library, located on the main floor next to the Circulation Department. New items are re- freshed weekly.

Donations of books and maga- zines, DVDs and music in good condition for future sales are ac- cepted at Feldheym, Inghram, Rowe, and Villasenor Libraries during normal hours. Monetary donations are also accepted.

San Bernardino Libraries' regu- lar hours are: Monday & Tuesday: Noon to 8 p.m.

Wednesday, Thursday, and Satur- day: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday and Sunday: Closed

For more information about the book sale, please call (909) 998- 4251. To be notified of future book sales, email sbplfriends@ gmail.com or follow the Friends of SBPL on Facebook.

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