Nov 12 1972

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Tristate Regional Planning Commission had reached agreement with NASA for astronauts aboard Skylab to photograph New York metropolitan area after launch from Cape Kennedy in April 1973, New York Times reported. Planning Agency would use infrared and standard photographs taken from height of 435 km (270 mi) for planning in three-state region. Photographs of housing trends and streets within 100-km (60-mi) radius of Times Square would complement those already taken by Erts 1 Earth Resources Technology Satellite (launched July 23) and would be used to prepare computer-generated maps and charts available to any state, county, or local planning agency. (NYT, 11/12/72, 32)

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