Mystery Magnet - Y95

Anybody know where this "Y95" magnet is from?  Years ago I asked about this logo on a radio message board.  One guess was KHYI in Dallas, Texas which is a Country station and used to be branded as "Y95" but I can't confirm it (at least not with a Google image search.)  Another person thought it might be KCXY in Arkansas but I can't find a logo match there either.

KTIS

KTIS AM/FM are Religious stations in Minneapolis, Minnesota.  900 AM went on the air in 1949 and broadcasts a Christian Talk and Teaching format branded as "Faith Radio."  98.5 FM plays Contemporary Christian music with 100,000-watts of power.  Both are operated by the University of Northwestern - St. Paul, a private, evangelical college located in Roseville, MN.

AVRO

AVRO (Algemene Vereniging Radio Omroep) or in English: "General Association of Radio Broadcasting" was a Dutch public broadcasting association based in Hilversum, Netherlands.  Their first transmission took place in July, 1923 under a different name and became AVRO in 1927.  A merger with another Dutch broadcaster in 2014 resulted in the formation of AVROTROS.  The slogan on the above decal translates to "In full swing."

The back of this postcard sticker offered a free chess set for new members.  AVRO sponsored a chess tournament in November, 1938 which brought together the current world champion as well as every major challenger at the time.  The matches started in Amsterdam with each successive round played in a different Dutch city.

Michigan Radio

Michigan Radio is made up of three radio stations operated by the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor:
91.7 FM WUOM (W University Of Michigan)
91.1 FM WFUM (W Flint University of Michigan)
104.1 FM WVGR (W Vogt Grand Rapids)

Flagship station WUOM went on the air in 1948 and was an original member of National Public Radio when that network began in 1970.

4CBL

4CBL (4 Community Broadcasting Logan) is based in Logan City, Queensland, Australia.  The 4,000-watt station went on the air in November, 1988.

WTPN

A sticker and magnet from Hot Adult Contemporary station WTPN "98.9 The Point" in Brunswick, Maine. 

WMUK

WMUK is owned and operated by Western Michigan University in Kalamazoo, MI.  They went on the air in 1951 at 91.1 FM with call letters WMCR.  In 1955, they moved to their current dial position and in 1961 switched calls to WMUK.  The 50,000-watt station became a charter member of National Public Radio when the network went on the air in 1970.

WJSA

WJSA is a Religious station licensed to Jersey Shore, Pennsylvania.  They went on the air in 1984 at 93.5 FM and moved to 96.3 FM thirteen years later.

WGRR

Cincinnati, Ohio's 103.5 WGRR (W Great Rock & Roll) went on the air in 1990 with a traditional Oldies format.  Over the years they have dropped all songs from the 1950s and most from the 60s to concentrate on Classic Hits of the 70s and 80s.  WGRR is licensed to Hamilton, OH.

WERI

A late-1990s decal from News/Talk station WERI licensed to WEsterly, Rhode Island.  They went on the air in 1949 and carried the WERI calls until 1999 when they were bought by Boston University and became WXNI.  1230 AM is currently WBLQ, a full-service, locally-focused News/Talk station.

(another) WUMD

While looking for a sticker for yesterday's post, I realized that there is another college radio station known as WUMD.  This WUMD is a cable FM and internet radio station from the (W) University of Michigan-Dearborn.

WUMD

89.3 FM WUMD broadcasts with 9,600 watts from the (W) University of Massachusetts Dartmouth.  The station went on the air on this day in 1972 with a 10 watt signal emanating from a cafeteria closet.  At the time, they were located at  91.1 FM and carried the call letters WUSM.  For a really crappy 45th birthday present, UMass Dartmouth announced last week that they would be selling the station to Rhode Island Public Radio for $1.5 million dollars.  A "Save WUMD" Facebook page has been set up with information on how to contact the FCC and officially oppose the sale of the station.  

WAJY

"Joy 102.7" WAJY was an Adult Standards station in Augusta, Georgia.  They were licensed to New Ellenton, South Carolina and on the air from 1990 until 2004.

KTEG

KTEG "107.9 (K) The EdGe" was an Alternative Rock station in Albuquerque, New Mexico from 1994 until 2000.

KTEG then moved to 104.7 FM and started adding heavier rock bands like Pantera and Metallica to their playlist.  In 2007, the frequency dance continued as they moved to 104.1 FM and are now licensed to Santa Fe, NM.

KOSP

KOSP was an Oldies station licensed to Ozark, Missouri. 

KGIL

This KGIL sticker probably dates to the mid-1980s when that year's Broadcasting Yearbook says 1260 AM carried an MOR format while "K94.3" was Adult Contemporary.  These 1984 jingles for the combo's FM half had the station "Rockin' Easy in the Valley".  Anybody know what the "K-Gillionaire" contest was all about?  KGIL AM & FM were licensed to San Fernando, California near Los Angeles.

KGIL was branded as "Retro 1260" from 2009 to 2011 and played a mix of Oldies and Adult Standards.

KASE

KASE 101 is a 100,000-watt station in Austin, Texas.  They've carried a Country music format since 1981.

Radio Kansas

Radio Kansas is a three station network serving the central part of the state and based at Hutchinson Community College.  The network consists of flagship KHCC 90.1 FM in Hutchinson, KHCD 89.5 FM in Salina and KHCT 90.9 FM in Great Bend.  Radio Kansas also carries three HD Radio signals playing Bluegrass and Folk, Jazz, and contemporary instrumental music.

WRNI

A static cling postcard sticker from WRNI in Providence, Rhode Island.  1290 AM went on the air in 1947 as WDEM and was a Top-40 station in the 1960s and 70s as WICE.  In 1998, Boston University's WBUR bought what was then Portuguese-language WRCP for almost $2 million and switched call letters to WRNI.  A very controversial sale of the station a few years later resulted in investigations and resignations triggered by the local donors who contributed money to buy both WRNI and sister station WXNI from their previous owners.
WRNI is currently owned by Rhode Island Public Radio and carries Spanish-language public radio programming.

A decal from three of the four Rhode Island Public Radio stations.  88.1 FM WELH - Providence, 91.5 FM WCVY - Coventry and 102.7 FM WNPE - Narragansett Pier.

CKJR

1440 AM in Wetaskiwin, Alberta went on the air in 1971 as CJOI.  In the mid-1990s they changed call letters to CKJR and at some point started playing Country music.  They currently carry an Oldies format as "W1440"