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Back in 1971, Linda Ronstadt had the best backing band in America. It consisted of Glenn Frey on guitar, Don Henley on drums, Bernie Leadon on guitar and mandolin and
Marshall Goodman, 64, recently promised government officials that he can “spark a revitalization” of private enterprise in rural Central Florida. In order to do that, he told officials that he needs taxpayers to finance his $40 million plan to build and operate five 20,000 square-foot business incubators — where fledgling companies can pay a fee for office space and management training — in small towns in Polk County. It's similar to a claim he made in Collier County a few years ago.
Marshall Goodman left both USF Polytechnic and Collier County amid financial questions.
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