Clinton to woo voters for Kerry
Former US president Bill Clinton will aim to boost Democratic contender John Kerry's White House bid by addressing a gathering in Pennsylvania on Monday.
Clinton has spent the past two months recovering from heart surgery.
With just over a week left till polling day, neither Kerry nor his rival George W Bush have a clear lead.
For all latest news, follow The Daily Star's Google News channel. Clinton's appearance alongside Kerry will appeal to some undecided voters and African-Americans, says the BBC's Justin Webb in Washington DC.
The former president told ABC television on Sunday he was taking to the stage for the Kerry campaign - despite having been operated on less than two months ago - because "the differences between the two candidates and the courses they will pursue in the next four years are so profound."
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