PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT


ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNER IAN McHARG AND 
LEGAL MENTOR LLOYD CUTLER TO RECEIVE U.VA.
 FOUNDER'S DAY HONORS AND SPEAK HERE

	A longtime standard-bearer of the environmental movement and
one of the country's most respected constitutional lawyers will be
honored and give public lectures as part of the University of
Virginia's Founder's Day celebrations.

	Noted environmental planner and landscape architect Ian L.
McHarg, author of the classic book "Design With Nature" and a
pioneer in linking ecology to land planning, will receive the 30th
annual Thomas Jefferson Memorial Foundation Medal in Architecture.
Lloyd Cutler, the venerable Washington, D.C., lawyer who served both
Presidents Jimmy Carter and Bill Clinton as White House counsel,
will receive the 19th annual Thomas Jefferson Memorial Foundation
Award in Law.  The awards will be presented at a private luncheon in
the Rotunda on Thursday, April 13, the University Founder's 252nd
birthday.

	Cutler will lecture at 4:15 p.m. Wednesday, April 12, at the
law school's Caplin Auditorium.  His topic will be "The Growing
Distrust of Government."

  	McHarg will make a presentation about his environmental
philosophy and work at 4 p.m. Thursday, April 13, in McLeod Hall
Auditorium.

	Both talks are open to the public.

	Following the April 13 luncheon, an American sycamore tree
will be planted in honor of William D. Middleton, former U.Va. chief
facilities officer, who retired in 1993.  During his career
overseeing facilities planning and care of the entire Grounds, he
was widely appreciated for his nurturing work on behalf of the
University.

	Middleton, President John T. Casteen III and other
University officials will be at the tree-planting ceremony, to be he
held at approximately 2:15 p.m. along the west walkway between
University Avenue and the Rotunda.

###
April 7, 1995

START DATE:  Immediate
KILL DATE:    April 14, 1995