Meddoff's allegations included one that Ickes' solicititation came from aboard Air Force One.
Federal law prohibits fund-raising solicitations on government property.
He said Clinton then told him he was going to make a favorable decision in a policy area of interest to his company - the lifting of restrictions on humanitarian flights to Cuba. A few days later, Ickes called Meddoff from the White House and began a series of discussions about arranging donations from his business associate from Texas, Bill Morgan, to tax-exempt groups tied to Democrats. Ickes then faxed his a detailed list of where the money should go. Ickes has told Senate investigators he does not recall asking Medoff to shred the doucment and does not believe he did it. None of the donations were ever made.