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Pond Victim Revived: A 49-year-old woman whose apparently lifeless body was found floating in a pond at Eisenhower Park early Tuesday was revived by paramedics and rushed to a nearby hospital, officers said. Police Sgt. Lou Walsh said the woman, whose name is being withheld pending notification of relatives, is in critical condition at an undisclosed hospital. Police said a park employee discovered the woman floating in the pond at about 6:45 a.m. Paramedics detected a heartbeat while trying to resuscitate the woman and rushed her to a hospital. Police said it is not known how the woman got into the pond.
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