Legislative leaders and Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger did not release details of the tentative budget pact they've struck, though that didn't stop details from leaking out. The 30,000-foot view: $15.8 billion in cuts, $14.3 billion in tax increases, $10.9 billion in borrowing. And if California gets $10 billion in federal stimulus money, cuts drop by $1.2 billion, borrowing by $5.5 billion and tax increases by $1.8 billion. Delving deeper the plan: Gives K-12 education $5 billion less than it was otherwise entitled. Eliminates two paid holidays for state workers, with the final number of furlough days per month through June 2010...