Kerry may delay official nomination

Move would be advantage in spending race

By Patrick Healy and Rick Klein

Globe Staff / May 22, 2004

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Senator John F. Kerry may delay his nomination as the Democratic presidential standard-bearer in Boston this July in order to deprive President Bush of a significant spending advantage during the final phase of the campaign. Such a move would be unprecedented in presidential politics and may sharply alter the tone of the convention here, campaign officials and top Democrats said ... (Full Article: 1279 Words)