Jan 2 03:54 PM US/Eastern By PAUL FOY Associated Press SALT LAKE CITY (AP) - Three Utah children trapped in an upturned car after it skidded into a river have been released from a Salt Lake City hospital. Primary Children's Medical Center says the children went home with their father early Monday. Hospital spokeswoman Bonnie Midget says the children recovered from hypothermia. The 46-year-old father, Roger Andersen, lost control of the car Saturday afternoon on a narrow stretch of road in Logan Canyon. Midget says it was an amazing story of rescue with at least nine people helping Andersen right the car in the river. A former police officer shot out a window to rescue the children. Midget says the family is reluctant to speak about the ordeal and wasn't answering phone calls Monday.