This was how I learned that 1000 watts up north was worth 50 watts downstate.
Interesting that they included "WFXZ" on 1030. That callsign was obviously never spoken on that frequency. They first appeared in the very hot summer of 1988, with a loop tape of recent pop hits and using the WDRQ callsign (93.1 had relinquished that callsign to become WLTI).
Those pamphlets also named the AM stereo stations, which came in handy when I bought my Sony SRF-A100.
IMHO, these were the greatest days of radio. Adult Standards: Check. Rock Oldies: Check. Top 40: Check (this was the Second British Invasion!).
I could happily listen for hours on end