KDUV

88.9 FM KDUV is a Contemporary Christian station licensed to Visalia, California.

At one time they also operated K262AD, a translator licensed to Bakersfield, CA. They still have one there although it seems to have moved to 100.1 FM.

WAYS

WAYS was an Oldies station licensed to Macon, Georgia. They eventually moved up the dial to 105.5 before leaving the FM dial altogether. 99.1 now runs a Country format as WDEN.

WYMR

WYMR was licensed to Sebring, Florida circa 1995. Anybody know what the format of this station was?

WVOX

WVOX is primarily a News/Talk station licensed to New Rochelle, New York. Almost everything heard on WVOX originates locally including shows produced by citizens and interest groups. The station lineup has been described as a "glorious hodgepodge," much of which the owner of the station can't even get excited about--everything from a travel show to Bible teaching to a weekly discussion with the mayor. There's even a thrice-weekly heavy metal show hosted by the son of the station's president.

KTRA

Current logo.

Circa 1995.

KTRA is a Country music station licensed to Farmington, New Mexico.

KEKA

790 AM KEKA went on the air in late 1979 from (K) EurEKA, California with a Middle-of-the-Road format.  Sister station 101.5 KEKA FM launched in 1983 and has been a Country station almost its entire history.  They are now branded as "Thunder Country".

KBZI? KJML? KCAR?

I was hoping to make a quick and easy post today but picked a really confusing sticker.
The Rock 107.1 website says this is from KJML although radio-locator.com doesn't have an entry for a station with those call letters. Wikipedia says KJML is licensed to Baxter Springs, Kansas but another website says the only station with that city of license is KCAR located at 104.3. KBZI-Deerfield, Missouri was supposed to move frequencies from 100.7 to 107.1 but it's unclear if that ever happened or if the calls would travel with them. I'm too lazy and tired to figure this one out.....picked a bad week to let my always-accurate 100000watts.com subscription to lapse.

WRJO

Happy Flag Day.

WRJO is an Oldies station licensed to Eagle River, Wisconsin.

WLSQ/WLSZ

"The Vision" were simulcast Rock stations licensed to Dyer and Humboldt, Tennessee.

KOMG

"92.9 Bass Country" KOMG was a Classic Country station licensed to Ozark, Missouri

WRKT

WRKT (WRocKeT - a reference to the NASA Space Center in nearby Cape Canaveral) was a Classic Hits station licensed to Cocoa Beach, Florida. The above sticker is circa 1985 after they had switched from a Country format and before they flipped to Oldies in 1987. 1300 AM is now News/Talk WMEL.

WNHT

WHTD (see yesterday's sticker) decided to add more upbeat pop, dance and hip-hop to their playlist and became WNHT "Wild 96.3" in 2004. They stunted before the impending format shift by playing "Wild Thing" by Tone-Loc non-stop.

WHTD

WHTD was a Top-40 station in Fort Wayne, Indiana. 96.3 FM began as an Adult Standards station in 1994 before switching to Modern Rock WEJE "The Edge" in 1995. A flip to Country with the calls WWWD followed in 2001 before becoming "Hits 96.3." WHTD was licensed to Churubusco, Indiana.

CIOC

98.5 FM CIOC is an Adult Contemporary station in Victoria, British Columbia.

KDNI

90.5 FM KDNI is a Religious Teaching/Contemporary Christian station in Duluth, Minnesota. Despite the KDNW calls on this magnet and sticker, they're actually from sister station KDNI.  KDNW also operates 6 translator stations in Minnesota, Wisconsin and Michigan.

KLRS

KLRS was a Top-40 station in Chico, California. In the fall of 2006 "Colors 92.7" flipped to Variety Hits as "92.7 Bob FM" KBQB.

CFQC

CFQC's history in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan goes back to 1920s. They switched frequencies a few times in their ealy years, from 910 to 840 and then landing at 600 AM in 1941. From 1944 to 1962 CFQC was an affiliate of the CBC Dominion Network. During this time the station also became co-owned with CFQC-TV and shared their broadcasting facilities and staff. As with many Canadian AM stations, CFQC eventually moved to the FM dial, becoming "Hot 93" in 1995. They are currently known as "92.9 The Bull" with the call letters CKBL.

Radio Beijing

Today marks the 20th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre in Beijing, China. Anti-government protesters had been meeting in the square for seven weeks, initially to mourn the death of pro-democracy, anti-corruption official Hu Yaobang. On June 4th, 1989 the Chinese military took action to clear the square and began firing assault rifles from armored personnel carriers into the crowds. No one knows for sure how many died--the official Chinese number was 186 but estimates from other sources go as high as 10,000.

Radio Beijing is the former name of China Radio International which is that country's external radio service. It covers the world using more than 50 shortwave transmitters. 1120 AM WUST in Washington, DC and 1540 AM WNWR in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania also carry English-language CRI programming.

KFRO

KFRO (Keep Forever Rolling On) has been broadcasting from Longview, Texas since 1935. They've carried a Country/Roots Music format since at least the 1950s and was owned by the same family for 63 years until it was sold in 1998. Currently KFRO runs a Classic Country format simulcast with their sister stations KKUS and KCUL under the branding "The Ranch."

KRYS

Not sure what the format was for KRYS-AM but the current KRYS-FM in Corpus Christi, Texas is Country so there's a good chance the AM was as well. It was a Radio Disney outlet long after this sticker was printed which has a 1970s look to it. 1360 AM is now KKTX, a News/Talk station.

EDIT:  15 years after originally posting this I received a KRYS music survey in the form of a 45 rpm record sleeve.  The chart confirms what many have already said in the comments, that KRYS was a Pop/Top-40 station...at least in 1978.