By Svea Herbst-Bayliss NEW YORK (Reuters) – Norway’s sovereign wealth fund said on Friday that it plans to vote for Kohl’s board directors, backing management in a hotly contested corporate battle with hedge fund Macellum Advisors. Norges Bank Investment Management detailed its intentions in a table on its website. It plans to vote for the 13 nominees presented by the retailer and does not intend to vote for any of the 10 director candidates nominated by activist investment firm Macellum Advisor. Investors will be able to vote at the May 11 meeting. Norges owned 1.49 million shares or 1.16% of…