| Issue | #174 |
| Published | January 1979 |
| Cover Price | 0.35 USD |
| Pages | 36 |
| Editing | Sid Jacobson |
| Characters | Richie Rich; Freckles Friendly |
| Genre | Children |
| Pencils | Warren Kremer |
| Characters | Hot Stuff |
| Genre | Children |
| Script | Stan Kay |
| Pencils | Warren Kremer |
| Notes | Six panel story/ad for Hostess Twinkies from ITT Continental Baking Company. |
| Notes | Ad for Soft 'N' Sugar-Free bubble gum from Blammo. |
| Notes | In-house promo for upcoming Harvey comics. |
| Characters | Richie Rich; Gloria Glad |
| Synopsis | The Rich invention center holds it's annual open house. |
| Genre | Children; Humor |
| Characters | Richie Rich; Reggie Van Dough |
| Synopsis | When Richie's oysters hear music, they cough up their pearls. |
| Genre | Children; Humor |
| Notes | Information on how to join the Cub Scouts. |
| Characters | Richie Rich; Richard Rich |
| Synopsis | Two crooks get jobs on the estate with the intent to stealing things. |
| Genre | Children; Crime |
| Notes | A reminder to brush your teeth and visit your dentist from Harvey Comics and The American Dental Association. |
| Notes | Ad for the new season of Saturday morning cartoons on the CBS network. |
| Notes | PSA soliciting children to raise money for UNICEF. |
| Characters | Mayda Munny |
| Synopsis | While her parents are away, Mayda abuses the servants. |
| Genre | Children; Humor |
| Characters | Richie Rich; Reggie Van Dough; Professor Keenbean |
| Synopsis | Professor Keenbean invents a fish call. |
| Genre | Children; Humor |
| Characters | Richie Rich; Little Dot; Uncle Fibley |
| Synopsis | Dot's Uncle pretends he used to be rich. |
| Genre | Children; Humor |
| Notes | Ad for Harvey character Halloween costumes from Collegeville Costumes, Collegeville, PA. |
| Notes | Ad to sell newspapers for Grit Publishing Co., Williamsport, PA. |
| Notes | Ad for miscellaneous products from Fun Factory, Palisades Park, N.J. |
| Notes | Ad for miscellaneous products from Johnson Smith Company, Detroit, MI. |
| Notes | Ad for "Sea Monkeys" from Transcience Corporation, New York, N.Y. |