News | September 30, 2015 01:10 PM EDT

Legislative past recorded in Kansas oral history project

TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — An oral history archive of Republican and Democratic legislative leaders is in the works in Kansas.

The Topeka Capital-Journal (https://bit.ly/1L4al6v ) reports that former Kansas Sen. Robert Storey is among 10 former Kansas legislators to participate in a pilot project. Storey, now a Topeka attorney, shared his thoughts about the current batch of lawmakers Tuesday at the Capitol. He says they appear to lack the dedication to dig deeply into issues.

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