UNITED STATES
SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION
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SCHEDULE 14A
Proxy Statement Pursuant to Section 14(a) of the
Securities Exchange Act of 1934
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ALCO STORES, INC.
(Name of Registrant as Specified In Its Charter)
MILWAUKEE PRIVATE WEALTH MANAGEMENT, INC.
VI CAPITAL FUND, LP
VI CAPITAL MANAGEMENT, LLC
DAVID W. POINTER
CHARLES M. GILLMAN
WILLIAM L. LECHTNER
JOHN M. CLIMACO
DILIP SINGH
JEFFREY GEYGAN
STANLEY B. LATACHA
MARK D. STOLPER
ROBERT J. SARLLS
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Exhibit 1
Glass Lewis Also a NO VOTE on ALCO Board, According to Concerned ALCO Stockholders
Glass Lewis & Co. Recommends that ALCO Stores Stockholders Vote Gold Proxy
NEW YORK — Concerned ALCO Stockholders (“CAS”) is pleased to announce that Glass Lewis & Co., LLC (“GL”) has joined Institutional Shareholders Services, Inc. in affirming the need for a change of the incumbent Board of Directors of ALCO Stores, Inc. ("ALCO" or "the Company"; Nasdaq: ALCS).
GL’s report released Monday, July 21, recommends that investors DO NOT VOTE for any of the incumbent Directors of the Company this year, including Messrs.Royce Winsten, Richard E. Wilson, Dennis E. Logue, Lolan C. Mackey, Terrence M. Babilla, Paul T. Davies, and Leslie A. Ball.
Both Glass Lewis & Co. and Institutional Shareholders Services, Inc. recommend that ALCO investors use the GOLD proxy card for voting.
CAS was formed explicitly to provide ALCO investors with a viable and experienced slate of nominees who stand ready to develop and implement strategies toward significantly improving the Company’s operational and financial position and, more importantly, its long term sustainability.
In addition, CAS seeks to restore consumer confidence in ALCO through renewed and increased adherence to the Company’s stated mission of being the best general merchandiser to small town America.
We encourage ALCO investors to review the PowerPoint presentation CAS filed with the SEC on July 9th. It can be accessed here:
http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/30302/000121390014004782/0001213900-14-004782-index.htm
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