A mid-1970s Broadcasting Yearbook listed Ocean City, Maryland's WETT as having a "Contemporary, Middle-of-the-Road" format. Around the year 2000 they were a News/Talk outlet. Currently, 1590 AM is All-80s with WAMS as their call letters.
K-Love is a giant Contemporary Christian radio network heard in 45 states on over 440 stations and translators. This 1998 sticker could easily be from more than one of their affiliates. In fact, a quick Google search found a K-Love station at 90.7 in Dyersburg, Tennessee (WZKV) and a translator at 90.7 in Golden Valley, Minnesota (K214DF.) Chances are we'll never know exactly which station this sticker is from.
"Z100" WOOZ is a Country music station licensed to Harrisburg, Illinois. Before switching to Country, WOOZ apparently carried an Oldies format (circa 1992 according to the expiration date of a coupon on the back of the bottom sticker.)
98.5 "K-FOX" is a Classic Rock station licensed to San Jose, California. KUFX began at 94.5 FM before moving to 104.9 and finally landing at 98.5 FM. They also now simulcast on KUZX 102.1 FM for better coverage in San Francisco. Musician Greg Kihn is currently doing mornings at K-FOX.
Radio Berg ("Mountain Radio") broadcasts Kulthits und das Beste von heute ("Cult hits and the best of today") from Overath, Germany.
WSOK is a Gospel station from Savannah, Georgia with a long history of serving the African-American community. A 1974 article in Black Enterprise magazine states that the new owner was "to shift the station's emphasis from R-and-B and gospel to jazz and classical pieces performed by black artists." A 1980 Broadcasting Yearbook simply stated their format as Diversified and listed them as belonging to the Mutual Black Network.
