WKBW

 

Buffalo, NewYork's WKBW went on the air in October 1926.  The 50,000-watt clear channel station was a powerhouse Top-40 from 1958 until 1981.  Their signal could be heard across the entire eastern United States at night.  Subsequent formats included Adult Contemporary, Oldies and Talk.  In 1986 they changed call letters to WWKB.  Another WKBW sticker can be seen here.

WFHG

980 AM WFHG was on the air in Bristol, Virginia/Tennessee from 1947 to 1992 and again from 2001 to 2017.  I'm going to guess that "Gold Rush" means that they carried an Oldies format at the time this undated sticker was printed (possibly airing the same songs they played as currents on this 1969 aircheck.)

WCDL

WCDL AM went on the air from (W) CarbonDaLe, Pennsylvania in 1950.  They currently simulcast the Oldies format of sister station WICK.  94.3 FM WCDL began broadcasting in 1974 and is currently Talk station WTRW.
 

KVNA

600 AM KVNA is an ESPN Radio-affiliated Sports station in Flagstaff, Arizona.  They were a New/Talk outlet when the above sticker was new.

KRMS

93.5 FM KRMS is a Classic Rock station licensed to Osage Beach, Missouri. 

 

KNKX

88.5 FM KNKX airs National Public Radio programming along with Jazz and Blues from studios in both Seattle and Tacoma, Washington.  From 1966 to 2016 they had the call letters KPLU.
 

KRYE/KFCS

"Tigre Radio" is 94.7 FM KRYE licensed to Beulah, Colorado and 1580 AM KFCS licensed to Colorado Springs, Colorado.  They air a Regional Mexican format and are also heard on a translator at 101.5 FM.
 

KBAS

A 1988 sticker from 1490 AM KBAS in Bullhead City, Arizona.
 

CFTX

96.5 FM CFTX was a Rock station from 2010 to 2016.  They were licensed to Gatineau, Quebec, directly across the river from Canada's capital city of Ottawa.  The sticker depicts the spire on the House of Commons located on Parliament Hill.

Hit 1

Hit 1 Radio was on the air in Karlsruhe, Germany circa the mid-2000s.
 

Radio Austria International

Radio Austria International/Radio Österreich International was Austria's international shortwave service operated by the national public broadcaster ORF (Österreichischer Rundfunk.)  They launched in 1955 to increase awareness of Austria in other countries.  RÖI ceased operations in 2003 due to financial reasons and presumably the rise of online broadcasting.  It was replaced by Ö1 International with transmissions on shortwave but with greatly reduced coverage and sound quality.
 

KMJJ

99.7 FM KMJJ is an Urban Contemporary station in Shreveport, Louisiana.

WUOL

90.5 FM WUOL plays Classical music in Louisville, Kentucky.  They were put on the air in 1976 by the University of Louisville.  They are now under the banner of Louisville Public Media along with 89.3 FM WFPL and 91.9 FM WFPK.

WPOE

1520 AM WPOE was on the air in Greenfield, Massachusetts for the first half of the 1980s. 
 

WMCS

1290 AM WMCS (W Milwaukee's Community Station) was on the air from 1993 to 2013 with programming aimed at the city's African-American residents.  They were co-owned by NFL Hall of Famer and Green Bay Packer legend Willie Davis.  WMCS was licensed to Greenfield, Wisconsin.
 

WHYR

95.9 FM WHYR was on the air in Portland, Maine from 1984 until 1995.  They started out as an Adult Contemporary station before flipping to CHR in 1990.  Despite what it says on the bottom sticker, I can't find any evidence that they were ever a Rock station.  WHYR was licensed to Saco, ME.
 

WDUN

550 AM WDUN airs a News/Talk format licensed to Gainesville, Georgia.

WAUK / WAUX

106.1 FM WAUK went on the air in 1965 from WAUKesha, Wisconsin and began simulcasting with and sharing the call letters of their sister station at 1510 AM.  The bottom sticker is circa the late 1990s when WAUK AM was simulcasting a Sports format with 1550 AM WAUX licensed to Lake Geneva, WI. 
 

KTPI AM & FM

KTPI FM is a Country station licensed to Mojave, California.  In 2008 they moved dial positions from 103.1 FM to 97.7 FM.  Their call letters reflect their previous city-of-license of (K) TehachaPI, CA.  "Magic 1340 AM" was an Adult Standards station circa 2004.  They are now a News/Talk outlet.
 

KPLS

1150 AM KPLS was a Top-40 station in Santa Rosa, California for much of the 1960s and 70s and played Country music for most of the 80s.