POCATELLO — Residents in some local neighborhoods found small fliers on their property Saturday morning promoting white supremacy dogma. The fliers proclaim, “Missing — A future for white children.” 

    Aryan Nations has been distributing thousands of such fliers across Southern Idaho since March, many of them delivered in plastic Easter eggs. The group’s national director, Paul Mullet, said last week that Pocatello was next on the group’s list for distribution of messages of racial purity and rights of whites.

    The mayor of Idaho Falls, Jahred Fuhriman, held a press conference Friday denouncing the literature that first appeared in his city last week.

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