> 9. Roanoke TIMES - Jan. 26 - DIXIE CONFERENCE TO DROP ITS NAME AFTER 40 > > YEARS Again, intolerance of cultural differences by Northern liberals. Skewer them with their own weapons, I say. If my memory serves me, Dixie was written in the North, sung in the north, liked by the South and adopted by them as their favorite tune during the Civil War era. Now, the people who wrote the song are telling Southerners they can't use the term. That's bigotry. They need to be hit with the same term they are leveling against the South repeatedly and without evidence. They can't prove that Southerners are bigots, but Southerners can certainly DEMONSTRATE through these latest flag removing instances that the Northern liberals are extreme bigots, intolerant of Southerners cultural backgrounds. Claiborne

Who is maintaining the USGenWeb page for Missouri Civilwar ? http://www.rootsweb.com/~mocivwar/mocwindex.html I tried to write Yvonne James-Henderson at [email protected] but email comes back undeliverable. (I was requesting a link for the Missouri Civil War Museum) Can anyone give me an updated email address ? Scott K. Williams, The Missouri Civil War Museum http://www.missouricivilwarmuseum.org/