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In New Hampshire, Kerry Touts His Record, Takes On Dean, Clark.

By Glen Johnson, The Boston Globe Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News

Oct. 15--PLYMOUTH, N.H.--Senator John F. Kerry yesterday repeatedly questioned both Howard Dean's and Wesley K. Clark's readiness to be president, as he closed out his most concentrated period of campaigning in New Hampshire yet.

The Massachusetts Democrat highlighted his record of military service, as well as the exposure to domestic and foreign affairs he has gained over 18 years in the US Senate, telling an audience at Plymouth State University he was the best prepared among the p

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