Mr. Yaffe is part of a special task force named by Attorney General Janet Reno to investigate possible fund-raising abuses in the 1996 campaign.
Mr. Freeh angered White House aides by repeatedly urging Ms. Reno to appoint an independent counsel to investigate Mr. Clinton, Vice President Al Gore and other Democrats for possible fund-raising improprieties in the 1996 presidential campaign.
Mr. Madigan, an experienced Washington lawyer, was last in the spotlight as chief counsel to the investigation by Senator Fred Thompson, Republican of Tennessee, of possible fund-raising irregularities in the Democratic Party.
Freeh also had a number of public squabbles with the Clinton Administration, most notably over his pursuit of an independent counsel to investigate possible fund-raising abuses in the 1996 Presidential election.
Today, Congressional investigators said it might never be known whether the vice presidential messages held information that could have served as evidence at a time when the battle to impeach President Clinton was at its height and the Justice Department was investigating possible fund-raising abuses by the Clinton-Gore campaign.
Mr. Conrad, a career federal prosecutor from North Carolina who was appointed last December to lead the Justice Department's unit devoted to investigating possible fund-raising improprieties, made his recommendation after a four-hour interview with Mr. Gore conducted on April 18 at the vice president's official residence.
By mid-February of 1997, as part of its investigation into possible fund-raising abuses by the Clinton-Gore campaign, the F.B.I. was reported to be looking into allegations that the Chinese government had tried to funnel money into the campaign.
Tony Juniper, a sustainability adviser to the Prince of Wales Rainforests Projectt, said: "The market is one approach among several possible funding mechanisms.
Apartments will rent for market rates, but because the project is in a redevelopment area, Mr. Galella said the Federal Department of Housing and Urban Development is one possible funding source.
The Pentagon told the university over the summer that it would withhold "all possible funds" if the law school continued to bar recruiters from the main placement office.
But the fear that any change might advantage an opponent – and the risk of a public backlash against higher rates of public funding, which is the only possible funding source – has stymied reform for decades.
