Archive/File: orgs/american/idaho idaho.041594 Last-Modified: 1994/04/18 From: Dan Yurman/* Written 9:21 pm Apr 15, 1994 by dyurman@igc.apc.org in igc:gen.right */ /* ---------- "White Supremacists in Idaho Falls" ---------- */ White Supremacy Flyers Distributed in Idaho Falls, Idaho (4/15/94) The Idaho Falls Post Register reports that a previously unknown local group distributed flyers seeking recruits for a white supremacy organization in Idaho Falls, ID. Area residents contacted police and the postmaster after fliers listing an Idaho Falls post office box address were distributed in residential parts of the city Wednesday night. Ttitled "A Challenge to White People," the flier listed a series of alleged grievances white people have against minorities including affirmative action, immigration policies, school integration, and support by foundations for minorities. The flyer refers to the White Arayan Resistance, which previously has been known to be active in Portland, OR. The flyer called on people who agreed with its position to contact the group at an Idaho Falls post office box address. No name or phone number was listed on the flyer. Last Janaury hate group flyers were distributed in Pocatello, ID, some 50 miles to the south, on Martin Luther King's birthday observance. However, these do not appear to be the work of the same group. ----------------------------------------------------------------- Dan Yurman | dyurman@igc.apc.org | Hailing. . . . PO Box 1569 | ------------------------ | Frequencies. . Idaho Falls, ID 83403 | MAP: 43N28 112W01 -7 GMT | Are Open . . .
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