4313 & BEYOND
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Not too far away, but deep enough in the night, a train whistle blew. It spoke to me and probably everyone else in "de" rack that first night. Its very sound seemed to carry hope because somewhere out there someone was going someplace, headed toward a future, maybe with a friend, maybe alone, but embraced by any number of life's good elements: faith, joy, love, security, worth, companionship. The train passed farther into the night leaving in its wake silence, time. Then another came from nowhere; another whistle proclaiming warmth and promise. Going somewhere, now. And my comfort, I suppose, lay in the knowledge that the good destiny I imagined the train carried or was bound for, would, and must someday, be mine. It went on like that all night. No one slept.
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4313 tells of a young man's colorful initiation into the
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Gary Alexander Azerier enlisted in the Marine Corps in 1961 and served with the Information Services Office as a Radio Correspondent. As a civilian he has worked for more than a dozen radio stations including WINS, WCBS, WBZ, WHDH, WRKO and the National Broacasting Company. He has also taught at