WMFO

WMFO is a 125-watt Freeform station from Tufts University in (W)MedFOrd, Massachusetts. WMFO first went on the air in 1970 but broadcasting at Tufts goes back more than 100 years when the university founded its "wireless society." Using the call sign 1XE, the Tufts station began operating on a daily schedule in 1921, arguably the first station in the country to do so. By the late 1960s campus radio existed in the form of WTUR, an AM station formed by a group of anti-war students. Someone had the bright idea of running a coil of wire and connecting their transmitter to some nearby commuter railroad tracks--essentially wiring the tracks as an antenna. This illegally increased their broadcast range which resulted in the FCC revoking their license.

KRVC

"V73 AM" KRVC was licensed to Medford, Oregon. A 1985 Broadcasting Yearbook lists their format as Religious but it's unclear if that was their programming when this sticker was current. 730 AM is now "Fox Sports Radio" KRVX.

KRVB

KRVB (K Rogue Valley Broadcasting) was an Easy Listening station from Medford, Oregon in the late 1970s.

Market #1s - Boston - WXKS

WXKS began in 1979 as a Disco station before morphing into Urban Contemporary and eventually becoming one of the most influential mainstream Contemporary Hit stations in the country. They were #1 in the latest listener ratings for Boston, helped by morning DJ Matt Siegel who has been with the station for over 27 years.  Kiss 108 is licensed to Medford, Massachusetts.