Name Clash with Java Class

I have a web dynpro track. In my DC I use a java class that is in the src/packages directory. Somehow the connection between my SpiritCalendar.java class on my PC and the one in the repository have come apart. The repository browser shows the SpiritCalendar.Java class with the local house symbol next to it and the words SpiritCalendar.java <Name Clash>.
The differences between the two versions is just one method so I'm not scared of deletes. Natually, this is stopping the build since I use the new method.
Any guidance on how to fix this?
Diane

I just tried to do an Edit File in this Folder from my UTIL folder. The other Java Class checked out fine. The SpiritCalendar class gave a Sync Failed due to the name clash
08:25:57.693 SYNC (FAILED: File has local-remote name clash) SpiritCalendar.java
(D:\NWDI Development Configuration\4\DCs\spiritaero.com\cats\emp\timevrfy\_comp\src\packages\com\spiritaero\cats\empl\util\SpiritCalendar.java)
     08:38:59.360 SUCCEEDED: Created activity act_w_MTEHRC2_spiritaero_2e_com_MTE_2d_CATS_2d_CUSTOM_dev_inactive_u_s0002916_t_2009_01_30_14_38_59_GMT_de7d6ee2-3a90-4d19-92ee-9f0873308fff
     08:39:01.172 EDIT (SKIPPED: File is local-only) SpiritCalendar.java
(D:\NWDI Development Configuration\4\DCs\spiritaero.com\cats\emp\timevrfy\_comp\src\packages\com\spiritaero\cats\empl\util\SpiritCalendar.java)
     08:39:01.469 EDIT StringUtility.java   (D:\NWDI Development Configuration\4\DCs\spiritaero.com\cats\emp\timevrfy\_comp\src\packages\com\spiritaero\cats\empl\util\StringUtility.java)
     08:39:02.110 ==> Finished in 985ms. 1 file succeeded (8428 bytes). 1 file skipped (51066 bytes).

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