Spry Accordion and jQuery UI Accordion for Widget Browser

I have Dreamweaver CS5 and used the spry accordion for a left menu. I then used the widget browser and added jQuery UI accordion. But there appears to be a conflict in that the spry accordion is not displaying the white font on hover, instead using the gray font from the jQuery UI accordion.
This may be a duplicate post, I asked this question on another section of this site, if so, I do apologize. Any help is greatly appreciated.
The page sample is
http://www.sbcvote.us/registrar/2006_form460.htm
Thanks to all,

In SpryAccordion.css you are telling the Spry Accordion to do exactly that.
Have a look at lines 97 and 100 where the colour is set to #555555
Gramps

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