KIXY

Stickers and a letter opener from 94.7 KIXY, a Top-40 station in San Angelo, Texas.

Radio Szeged

Szeged is the third largest city in Hungary and is located in the Southern Great Plain on the river Tisza.  Other than that, I know nothing else about "Radio Szeged" located at 94.9 FM.  Leave a comment if you can add any info about this defunct station.
It appears that the frequency is now occupied by Class FM.

NRJ Germany

The NRJ Radio Group started in Paris, France in 1981 and has since spread throughout much of Europe as well as Russia, Canada and the Middle East.  NRJ (aka "Energy") entered the German radio market in 1991 with a station in Berlin and currently can be heard in at least seven other cities and regions throughout the country.

WWBK

WWBK was on the air in Brockport, New York in the mid-to-late 1970s.  1590 AM currently carries a Sports format as "The Team" WOKR.

WNTO

A 2007 sticker from "Sunny 93.1", a Hot AC station licensed to Gallipolis, Ohio.  WNTO now carries a Country format as "93.1 The Wolf".

WKSU

WKSU officially began as a 10-watt station in October, 1950 from the campus of (W) Kent State University in Kent, Ohio.  89.7 FM now broadcasts with 12,000 watts as well as on two translators and four repeater stations, giving coverage to most of northeastern Ohio and part of Pennsylvania.

WGCR

AM 720 WGCR airs a Religious format to parts of North Carolina, South Carolina and Tennessee.  They began in 1987 after flipping from Country (W Great Country Radio) and broadcasts with 50,000 watts during daylight hours only to protect the signal of Chicago's WGN.  WGCR is licensed to Pisgah Forest, NC.

WBTP

"95.7 The Beat" WBTP is an Urban Contemporary station licensed to Clearwater, Florida near Tampa.  They flipped to Hip-Hop and R&B in 2003 from a Modern Adult Contemporary format as "Star 95.7" WSSR.

WAVA

FM 105 WAVA was a Rock station in (W) Arlington, VirginiA circa the early 1980s.  In 1983 they flipped formats and enjoyed a not-quite 10 year run as a Top-40 station.  In February, 1992 WAVA changed to their current Religious format.

KUNN

1350 AM KUNN was a Country station in Bakersfield, California.

KRAB

106.3 FM KRAB was an Album Rock station in Bakersfield, California beginning in 1991.  The station's original owners were Cliff Burnstein and Peter Mensch who also operated Q Prime, an artist management company responsible at the time for the careers of Metallica, Del Leppard, Queensryche, Tesla and Suicidal Tendencies among others.
KRAB now broadcasts at 106.1 and carries a Modern Rock format. 

KIOF

KIOF began broadcasting in Midland, Texas on June 1, 1977.  According to the 1985 Broadcasting Yearbook, they carried a Top-40 format when this centennial anniversary sticker was printed.  104.7 FM is currently the Regional Mexican station KTXC. 
Midland was founded as a midway point between Fort Worth and El Paso on the Texas and Pacific Railroad.  The train is pictured to reflect Midland's roots as a railroad town.

KCBQ

San Diego, California's KCBQ began broadcasting a Top-40 format in the late 1950s that continued with great success through the late 1970s.  They later changed to Adult Contemporary, Country and Oldies and currently carry a Talk format.

CFEX

CFEX "X92.9" plays Alternative Rock in Calgary, Alberta.

WCFX

95.3 CFX is a Top-40 station licensed to Clare, Michigan.

KNLT

105.7 KNLT was an Adult Contemporary station in Anchorage, Alaska from 2009 until 2012. 

WQED

89.3 WQED is a Classical/Fine Arts and News station in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.  They went on the air in January, 1973.

91 FM

91 FM in Auckland, New Zealand began broadcasting in 1983 with the call letters 1MJK (they were known as "Magic 91" at the time).  According to this website, 91 FM was the first full-time commercial FM radio station in New Zealand.  In the early 1990s they were branded as the "Rock of the 90's" but by 1993 had changed to "The Breeze".  91.0 FM is currently part of the ZM radio network of CHR stations located throughout the country.

91 FM either hired or sponsored a team of what was New Zealand's first cheerleading squad circa 1988.